Add a block, change the text and colours — the page next to it looks exactly as visitors will see it. Changes are saved automatically and go live when you press “Publish”.
No coding: you build the page in the editor and see it in a phone frame right away.
Name, page address and language. You can start building at once, without a subscription.
Text, images, buttons and a form. Drag blocks to reorder them; each block has its own styling.
Into a button or into the form. One tap — and the person is in a chat with your bot.
The page opens by its link. Connect your own domain in the settings — the certificate is issued for you.
You can build the bot for this page right here: Telegram chatbot builder
One block holds as many buttons as you need: a link to your bot, a channel, a catalogue or a phone number. Each button has its own messenger icon and styling: colour or gradient, corner radius, border, shadow — separately for hover and pressed states.
A style you like can be copied to other buttons in one step, and a link to another page of the same landing opens without a reload.
Form fields: phone with a country picker, email, text, number, date and time, a consent checkbox. The form button holds the link to your bot.
The person submits the form and lands in the messenger, and the field values reach the bot as variables: the flow already knows the name and phone and carries on instead of asking again.
Everything after the question mark in the page address — utm_source, utm_campaign and any parameters of your own — is appended to the button links automatically.
When a button leads to your bot link, the tags arrive in the bot together with the person: you can see which ad brought them, and the flow can answer differently.
Enter the domain and add one A record at your registrar. The platform checks the record and issues a certificate for you — the page opens over https at your address.
The “HTML” block and the “Scripts” section work on your own domain: code in the site header and footer, such as a visit counter or an ad network pixel.
The page background and every colour in the blocks hold two values: one for the light theme and one for the dark. Turn the dark theme on in the landing settings, and the page follows the theme of the visitor’s phone.
Font and side padding are set for the whole page; size, weight and text colour — in each block.
One landing holds a home page, prices, contacts. Each has its own address, and buttons switch pages without a reload.
From plain Roboto and Open Sans to handwritten Caveat and Pacifico. Set a font for the page or for a block.
Full width, square or circle, with rounded corners and zoom. A round image works as an avatar at the top of the page.
Upload a picture — it becomes the browser tab icon and the home-screen icon on a phone.
Edits are saved automatically and stay a draft. Visitors see the last published version.
Phone, email, text, number, multi-line text, date and time, checkbox. Any field can be made required.
Copy a landing or a single page, and move a landing to another project.
Your own code right on the page: a video, a map, a booking widget. Works on a connected domain.
Code in the site header and footer — for a visit counter and pixels. Also on your own domain.
Chosen when you create the landing: form hints and messages are shown in it.
Drag blocks with the mouse and insert new ones between existing — no need to rebuild the page.
The “Made in Watbot” line at the bottom of the page is removed by a separate Pro plan option.
A mini landing page is not a big website but one clear page in front of your bot. Here is where it is used most often.
One link in your bio: who you are, how you help, and buttons to all your messengers and channels.
Services, photos of your work and a “Book” button — booking is handled by the bot or a mini app.
A landing page in front of the bot: ad tags reach the flow, so you can see what worked.
Description, date and a sign-up form. After submitting, the person is already in the bot — reminders and the stream link follow there.
A course page with the programme and a form: the lead goes to the bot, and the bot warms it up and leads to payment.
Address, opening hours, a menu in pictures and buttons to order in a messenger — on a business card or on the door.
The builder is open without a subscription: build a landing page, look at it in the phone frame and publish when you are ready. A 7-day Pro trial starts when you sign up.
It is a single narrow mobile page made of five kinds of blocks: text, image, buttons, form and your own HTML. There is no catalogue with a cart, no blog and no complex layout — but the page is built in a few minutes and leads people straight into your bot.
You can create a landing, build pages and change settings without a subscription and without a time limit. The Pro plan is needed to publish the page and to connect your own domain. A 7-day Pro trial starts when you sign up.
By default — an address on the shared landing domain with a name you choose. In the settings you can connect your own domain, and the page will open on it.
Enter the domain in the landing settings and add the A record shown in the dashboard at your registrar. The record is checked automatically, and then the platform issues an SSL certificate itself. One domain per landing.
To your bot. The form button holds the link to your bot: after submitting, the person moves to the messenger and the field values reach the flow as variables — from there you can save them to the contact, send them to a CRM or to a manager. Without a bot link the form does not store submissions, so the link is a must.
There is no built-in visit counter. On your own domain you can add the code of any counter or ad pixel in the “Scripts” section. Transitions to the bot are visible in the bot itself — together with the ad tags.
The published page stops opening for visitors. The landing, its pages and settings stay in your dashboard, and the page works again once you pay.
Yes, a separate Pro plan option removes it. It applies to mini landing pages and widgets at once and renews together with the subscription.
The page opens to visitors right after publishing, and then a moderator looks through it. Pages that break the platform rules are unpublished, and the author is told the reason.